Скачать или смотреть 五台山廣化寺，曾經金碧輝煌的夜景聖地，只因被人踹門，如今大門緊閉不再對外開放。Guanghua Temple on Wutai Mountain, Shanxi, China

五台山廣化寺坐落於台懷鎮西北隅，為五台山「十大黃廟」之一，隸屬藏傳佛教格魯派（黃教），是章嘉呼圖克圖活佛系統在五台山的核心道場，見證漢藏佛教文化交融的悠久歷史。寺院始創於北宋，初為漢傳佛教道場，清光緒十二年（1886年）重建後正式轉為黃教寺院，隸屬章嘉活佛管轄，成為藏傳佛教在北方漢地傳播的重要據點。
寺宇坐北朝南，佈局融漢式規制與藏式風格於一體。中軸線上依次為山門、天王殿、大雄寶殿、文殊殿等主體建築，殿宇飛檐鬥拱保留漢式古建特色，而轉經輪、藏式造像等裝飾則彰顯黃教風韻。寺內供奉三世佛、宗喀巴大師、文殊菩薩等造像，工藝精湛；壁畫融合漢藏繪畫技法，題材涵蓋藏傳佛教神話與經典故事，藝術價值頗高。寺內古松傳為二世章嘉活佛所植，更添歷史厚重感。

現今廣化寺免費對公眾開放，夜間燈光裝飾獨具特色，白日莊嚴肅穆，夜晚流光溢彩，既是藏傳佛教信徒朝拜的聖地，也是感受漢藏文化融合魅力的重要景點。

參觀資訊：地址｜山西省忻州市五台縣台懷鎮西北隅；交通｜台懷鎮內步行或打車可達；開放時間｜8:00-21:00；門票｜免費，無需預約，入寺請遵守藏傳佛教禮儀。

Guanghua Temple of Wutai Mountain is located in the northwest corner of Taihuai Town. As one of the "Top Ten Yellow Temples" on Wutai Mountain, it belongs to the Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism and serves as a core monastery of the Zhangjia Hutuktu Living Buddha lineage, witnessing the long history of cultural integration between Han and Tibetan Buddhism. Founded in the Northern Song Dynasty, the temple was initially a Han Buddhist monastery. After reconstruction in the 12th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1886), it was officially converted into a Yellow Sect monastery under the jurisdiction of the Zhangjia Living Buddha, becoming an important stronghold for the spread of Tibetan Buddhism in the Han region of northern China.
Facing south, the temple integrates Han-style layout with Tibetan-style features. Along the central axis are the Mountain Gate, Heavenly King Hall, Mahavira Hall, Manjusri Hall and other main buildings. The overhanging eaves and brackets of the halls retain the characteristics of Han-style ancient architecture, while decorations such as prayer wheels and Tibetan-style statues highlight the Yellow Sect charm. The temple enshrines exquisite statues of the Three Buddhas, Master Tsongkhapa, Manjusri Bodhisattva, etc. The murals combine Han and Tibetan painting techniques, covering themes of Tibetan Buddhist myths and classic stories, with high artistic value. The ancient pine in the temple is said to have been planted by the 2nd Zhangjia Living Buddha, adding a sense of historical depth.

Currently, Guanghua Temple is open to the public free of charge, with unique night lighting. It is solemn during the day and dazzling at night. It is not only a sacred place for Tibetan Buddhist believers to worship, but also an important scenic spot to experience the charm of Han-Tibetan cultural integration.

Visit Information: Address | Northwest Corner of Taihuai Town, Wutai County, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province; Transportation | Accessible on foot or by taxi in Taihuai Town; Opening Hours | 8:00-21:00; Admission | Free of charge, no reservation required. Please observe Tibetan Buddhist etiquette when entering the temple.